Tea thermos, the nomadic isothermal bottle with style

Material, capacity, sealing, the tea thermos is also technical

All our isothermal bottles are made of stainless steel (inox), therefore without Bisphenol A (bpa). Each bottle is perfectly hermetic thanks to its waterproof seal. Our thermos tea bottles keep your drink hot for up to 12 hours or cold for up to 24 hours, thanks to their double stainless steel wall.
Like all our accessories, our isothermal tea bottles have been carefully selected according to rigorous quality criteria. Your isothermal bottle has been designed for long term use. We bet it will be your nomadic companion for a long time.

How to choose your tea thermos?

The material, the colors, the design and of course the price are part of the criteria of choice. You can find stainless steel, glass or plastic thermos flasks. Always check that the chosen tea thermos is free of Bisphenol A or BPA. Also check the waterproofness of the thermos you choose. At Thé & Traditions, our tea thermos are made of stainless steel and have a perfect seal. We offer you bottles with an elegant design, their colors and their style will delight the most demanding.

My tea thermos, which drinks can I use it for?

Coffee, infusion, water or fruit juice, your thermos flask is suitable for all drinks. To keep a drink hot or cold, your thermos has the capacity to keep the right temperature all day long. For your coffee break at work or a delicious infusion on a trip, be nomadic with your tea thermos.
No more coffee machine in the corridor, be imaginative and vary the drinks you take to work. Your isothermal bottle allows you to alternate pleasures. Summer or winter, your favorite drink will always be available at the perfect temperature.

How do I use and maintain my tea thermos?

Before filling your insulated bottle with your favorite beverage, bring it to the right temperature. For hot coffee, first fill your thermos with boiling water for a few minutes. If you choose cold, before your drink, fill your insulated bottle with very cold water or even ice cubes. This will help you maintain the initial temperature.
Clean your tea thermos carefully after each use, especially if you alternate drinks. It would be a shame if your brew smelled like coffee, or if your fresh water tasted like black tea.